The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07
DESPITE PRESCRIPTION,
AFTER HAVING BEEN PREVENTED
AT sALLYCORee,
Ten Thousand Nationalist March 10 thr
Place Of Meeting and Are Ordered to
Disperse-A Countermarch TO Innis'
Where the Demonstration j. Held

Place Of Meeting and Are Ordered to
Disperse-A Countermsrch 10 Ennis.
Where the Denomination il Held.
LONDON. Sept Ten thousand National
lists assembled at Ennis yesterday. determined
10 carry out the league programme ioi
monster meeting. Twelve bands Of police
had taken possession Of Ballycoree hiil over
nisht and we're ready a. prevent any gather
inc m that locality At o'clock 10 the
afternoon the procession started toward
Ballycoree Among those IN the lead were
members Of parliament Timothy sullivan
John Dillon. William OBrien. Joseph Rich
ard Cox. Philip Stanhope and Daniel Sheeiy-
4 number of priests were also IA the front
ranks
Upon reaching The approaches Of Baiiy-
coree they found them guarded by soldiers
and police. and the procession halted I'D the
fields Here Mr. OBrien. Mr. Sullivan and
Mr. stanhope stood up in their carriages and
addressed the multtudes around them. They
had hardly got wei under way do their
,p.eche. when the defender, ot the hill, see-
ing that there was o. be- no work for them Do
that capacity. began to act on the offensive
The hu,,lrs. headed by COL Turner, di-
yisiOnal magistrate. advanced. and Col iur
uer ordered the assembling. to dsperse
w.thiu five minutes or they would Doc con-
siderod AS ri0ter, Mr. StauhDpe thersup0n
handed the magistrate Il copy OF the resOlu-
ti0us which DO was proposed 10 adopt and de-
clared that they wer. legal. and that If any
collision between the people ami the auth0rl-
ties occurred Doe would hold Col Turner re-
sponsibie for ihe blood that might he she'd
The resolutions declared Ireland, right 90
home rule proclaimed the adherence of tine
league % Mr Pauell. extended thanks Co
the / liberals for their services in the cause of
Irish liberty pledged the people 20 resist the
suppression of the league and denounced the
land grabbing system
After reading the resolutions Col Turner
stated that Boz Was bound % execute his
orders. and repeated the command 20 dis.
rei-e After paray the managers of the
meeting gave the word and the procession
was reformed and marched back to Ennis
Here the meeting reasembled m O'Connell
square and Sir OBrien finished the speech
he had begun 40 Baliycoree. There was much
enthusiasm shown The soldiers and police
had followed when DO became apparent that
mo- further attempt to assemble at fhe Din
wa, 90 Doe made They appeared 100 ihe
OConncIl square meeting iu.tas M % Brien
wa- flushing his address The people
m0. I'd 900 without any contact with
ihe con-tahHiafy and amid great cheering
escorted their leaders 10 the hotel Having
seen them safely indoors and given "a parting
cheer. the crowd peac,aby dispersed
Various small meetings were held during the
evening and There Na, great rejoicing over
the day demonstration THE military and
police made n0 further attempt az inter
ference
The town wa, Illuminated nearly an of
Saturday night and the street, were full ~
promeuader- eurly Yesterday morning Mr.
S.anhope replying to an adire., from the
people. congratulated ireland upon the sup
port of tne English Liberals All speakers
euioned the people 10 be peaceahis and not
20 afford any excuse for uie governments
outrage Father Walsh presided 100 one of
the meeting, The day was rainy. uuf uoth-
ms could check the popular enthusiasm
Air COX offered the resolutions Mr Stan
hDre declared BOO hI. remarks chat the meet
ing vas a noble protest BOO favor ol Che
rights of free speech he was proud to see
thousand, detyius intimidation hy such
paoarI- 90, were posted ou the wall, boo
Epni, lf the meeting, wele illegal Bee n-
rifed The government fo arrest the whole as.
~cmba.r
a, 20 sample of tbe bitterness Of Tory feel
ms u regard t0 the meeiing an extract from
violent editorial m The Dublin Mail "a